• Dolphin Of Skopelos IKE - Panagitsa of Pirgos Church: The Temple of the Virgin Mary Panagitsa of the Tower is situated northeast on the impressive rock that stands out in Skopelos when seen from the sea. This temple is of the composite tetra ionic cross type. The church’s iconostasis dates back to the 17th century.

Peparethos City: Skopelos was originally known as Peparethos, and its earliest settlers were Cretans from the ancient city of Knossos. The island was named after Peparethos, the brother of the Cretan leader Staphylus.

Venetian Castle of Skopelos: Located in the ancient village of Peparithos, which is the capital (Chora) of Skopelos, the castle was first restored by the Venetians in the 13th century. Today, parts of its grand walls still remain. The castle is linked to the island’s capital and can be seen from every part of it. By ascending the steps that begin at the harbor’s edge in Panagitsa of Pyrgos, visitors can explore the fortress up close and enjoy the stunning view.

• All taxes included
• Personal escort throughout the tour

• Transfers
• personal expenses
• tips
• Vakratsa Museum ( 3 euro per person)

The journey through the historic town on Mamma Mia island begins by traversing the coastal road leading to Panagitsa Pirgos Church, dedicated to the Virgin Mary and situated within a fortress. A brief pause at the church will allow for a delightful view of the settlement and the northern Aegean. The exploration continues into the old town of Peparethos city (the island’s ancient name) and the Venetian Castle, where remnants of the past are still visible, showcasing the transition from ancient times to Venetian rule. After ascending the castle’s steps, the path leads through the island’s traditional settlement, revealing various architectural styles developed over the centuries. Concluding the walk, there will be an opportunity to savor the local wine, Stafylos, and sample traditional local appetizers.

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